Darren Clark grew up in Southeastern Idaho and has strong feelings about the landscape and inhabitants of the region. He earned an MFA in photography from Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge, LA, where he investigated the relationship between the natural and cultural geography of the region. He is currently photographing the landscape of The Snake River Plain of Idaho and is particularly interested in the structures and landscape associated with irrigation and agriculture. He divides his time between photographing, birding, fly-fishing, teaching, and his family. Darren, his wife Susan, and their three sons currently live in Rexburg, Idaho where Darren teaches photography at Brigham Young University-Idaho.

LDS

LDS (Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints)

1970-03-06

Salt Lake City, UT

Georgia, Macon

Bachelor of Fine Arts in Photography at Utah State University; Master of Fine Arts in Photography at Louisiana State University

Utah State University; Louisiana State University; Brigham Young University-Idaho

Male

Artist, Photographer